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- 6. Innovation
- 7. Fear of mistakes is the enemy of innovation
- 9. The meaning of Agility is to be Flexible
- 10. Agile Flexible Process Traditional Waterfall etc. TRUST! Encourage Mistakes FEAR! Punish Mistakes Cyclical, open and sometimes painful Top Down Command and Control Design on Behavior and evolutions Design on Demographics Build around Behavior not usability Build to Use Case then defend it till you die
- 12. Don’t Fear Be Humble Make Mistakes Be Flexible Agile Keep Going and Going